The Wilton Parks and Recreation Commission meets to discuss the management of public or private land dedicated to the general park and recreational use of Wilton residents and the administration of recreational programs for Wilton residents. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
The Water Pollution Control Authority meets to discuss the management of the sewers and pump stations in Wilton. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
The Police Commission meets to discuss the maintenance of and other matters concerning the Wilton Police Department. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
The Board of Finance meets to discuss matters relating to the Town of Wilton’s finances, including recommending a budget and a mill rate. The public can attend these open meetings […]
The Economic Development Commission meets to discuss matters related to Wilton’s businesses and economic growth. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
Join the Wilton Land Trust and Trout Unlimited on Sunday, April 19, 12:00 - 1:30 p.m., at the first Stewardship Sunday this spring and restore Norwalk River habitat at Schenck's Island! Stewardship Sundays bring together community members of all ages to care for Wilton’s natural landscapes and strengthen their connection to the environment. In just […]
Zoning Board of Appeals meets to judge appeals to zoning regulations. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
The Board of Selectmen meet to discuss carrying out town government policies and administrative and budgetary matters. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
Join the Norwalk River Watershed Association for this series of free spring migration bird walks led by expert birder, conservationist, master gardener and Wilton resident Joe Bear. Bear will lead everyone on a leisurely two-hour walk from 8-10 a.m. through the diverse habitats this well-known birding hot spot has to offer — open fields, woods, […]
Connecticut played an outsized role in winning U.S. independence from the British Empire. Prominent historical figures contributed to the formation of the new country, while Connecticut earned the nickname “the provision state” because of its supplies of food and ammunition to the Continental Army. Military actions in Danbury, Ridgefield, Saugatuck, Groton, New London, New Haven, […]
